Depends on the contract you guys signed and what kind of warranties you gave her.

The car is a few years old and has already done most of its depreciating but it still has 3 years of factory warranty remaining which minimizes risk to me in terms of repair costs.- I have about 100k in cash savings but I will not be looking to buy the car in cash (I'll put a chunk of cash on a down payment and finance the rest at approx. 3% interest).- I'm torn between the idea of total fiscal responsibility and buying something I've always wanted to own at a relatively young age.

Reduce price every 10 days by $2000 ,offer concessions closing costs,warranty ,etc you have about $ 15000 to play with, tough situation Good luck

My broker is suggestion to negotiate on 4-6, but is not very concered about 1-2 purely because it is covered under 1 year warranty.

Do people get home warranties if they don't get an inspection?

Undersized gas lines and improper ventilation can lead to several problems with them.You also must perform annual maintenance or your warranty will be voided.Over all it a good idea for your personal home but I would avoid it for any rental.

While searching public records on the property I found out the following.House was bought in 6/2006 by occupants for $250,000 and shows Warranty Deed.House was Foreclosed and is now held by CWALT with a Certificate of Title showing an acquisition cost of $48,300 and is listed for $124,000.House is vacant and does need some heavy renovations therefore I doubt anyone will pay the $124,000.My questions are these:What does the $48,300 shown on the Certificate of Title represent?

I maintain a home warranty for the appliances and the home owners insurance has been used to cover an almost $30k water, mold repair exposed by the last major tropical storm that occurred as my tenants live there.

I have a trust, and using warranty/quit claim deed I need to deed the property to an LLC?

Letting a tenant out of the lease in a situation like this makes sense, but if it happens again, I would suggest having a more formal process:-A letter where you clearly state that you have complied with all laws, warranty of habitability, the lease, etc.